anaheim-gazette 1960-12-22

ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION Member, California Newspaper Publishers Association GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Publisher TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. Eisenhower Lauds YMCA For Armed Forces Aid President Eisenhower lauded the Young Men's Christian Association for its work on behalf of America's Armed Forces, declaring this service to be a major contribution to national security. This information was received by William E. Fricker, president of the Anaheim YMCA from the organization's national headquarters. "By advancing the physical and moral strength of men and women in uniform," the President asserted, "the YMCA helps to ensure a continuance of our way of life and a full measure of individual freedom." The President's views were expressed in a congratulatory letter addressed to the Nation- Armed Services Branches at home and overseas, operates 35 USO Clubs and Lounges, and furnishes personnel now directing recreational and welfare activities for United Nations troops in the Gaza Strip and the Congo. Fricker also pointed out that, during the past year, civilians working in YMCA Arm- "By advancing the physical and moral strength of men and women in uniform," the President asserted, "the YMCA helps to ensure a continuance of our way of life and a full measure of individual freedom." The President's views were expressed in a congratulatory letter addressed to the National Board of YMCAs on the eve of the Association's 100th anniversary of service to the nation's fighting men. The YMCA movement will commemorate this anniversary throughout the country in 1961. Fricker noted that the Y's armed services work began in 1861, when a group of local YMCAs formed the United States Christian Commission. The Commission sent 4,859 volunteers to battlefields, hospitals and camps in an effort to provide spiritual and physical relief to Union and Confederate soldiers. In so doing, the YMCA established the pattern for all civilian service to the Armed Forces. Subsequently, Fricker said, the YMCA directed practically all volunteer services for troops in the Spanish-American War, handled nine-tenths of all welfare work in World War I, and operated a quarter of all American-based USO Clubs during World War II and the Korean conflict. The Y also provided spiritual, educational and recreational services to millions of prisoners-of-war in more than 30 countries. 24 Service Ys The American YMCA Movement currently maintains 24 Armed Services Branches at home and overseas, operates 35 USO Clubs and Lounges, and furnishes personnel now directing recreational and welfare activities for United Nations troops in the Gaza Strip and the Congo. Fricker also pointed out that, during the past year, civilians working in YMCA Armored Services facilities gave more than 112,000 days of volunteer service to members of the Armed Services. In addition, more than 1000 local YMCAs provide a wide variety of social, educational and non-denominational religious services to military personnel in their regular programs. The centennial anniversary will be marked by a year-long series of community, regional and national events honoring the many thousands of volunteers involved in this service, from the Civil War to the present day. ALL-TIME DEATH RECORDS At Christmas time in 1951, 69 persons were killed over the 4¼-day holiday period, the all-time high. The highest total recorded during a 3¼-day Christmas holiday was 64 deaths in 1950. At New Year's time in 1952, 63 persons were killed during the 4¼-day holiday, the all-time high. The highest total recorded during a 3¼-day New Year's holiday was 41 deaths in 1950. Mountain Gem Idaho comes from the Indian for "gem of the mountains." BTK May Your Christmas Season be a Bright and Happy One BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Directors Serving Orange County families since 1871 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID, ANAHEIM PRospect 2-1617 Ground Broken For New Plant Ground has been broken by the Electra Scientific Corporation of Fullerton for its new electronic facility, completion of which is scheduled for March. Approximately 100 persons will be employed, including engineers and scientists. Mission of the company is the design, manufacture and distribution of precision electronic components for use in industrial and military electronic systems. TO GET RESULTS—Use the Gazette. Call PR 2-1800. They Used Greeting Card Money To Bring Yule Cheer to Needy To the employees of one Anaheim firm, "Good Will Toward Men" is not just a phrase found on Christmas cards. Because of this, 11 needy families will be able to have a merry Christmas this year that would have otherwise been denied them. It all started when a few employees at the Kwikset division of the American Hardware Corporation, 516 E. Santa Ana St., decided that money spent for exchanging cards among themselves could be used for a better Yuletide pose. Because they see each other almost every day of the year, they reasoned, a cheery "Merry Christmas" would be just as appreciated as cards. But what, they wondered, about the families who will not be able to have a Merry Christmas? The families with many children and not enough money to be able to celebrate this most sacred holiday? So, they decided the Christmas card money could be better spent. First, a steering committee was organized to formulate plan. It asked all employee submit names of families children who appeared to destitute. These were all investigated, to determine extent of need and the number of children and their ages. Eleven separate committees were appointed, composed mostly of members of international company departments. Each of these committees assigned a family as its sponsibility. Meanwhile, the drive money, clothing and toys on. The steering committee loted funds and clothing each department proportionate to the size of family it was sponsible for. Children's c SAFEWAY All Stores Closed Sunday and Monday December 25 and 26 Shop early for Christmas NEW CROP, GRADE "A" U.S.D.A. Inspected, Young TURKEYS Guaranteed to be the finest you can buy or your money back without fuss or quibble. And every bird is unconditionally guaranteed young, broad-breasted and new crop. Wide selection of sizes. December 25 and 26 Shop early for Christmas Best Foods Mayonnaise Full Quart Jar 49¢ Be not confused with 24-oz jar U.S.D.A. Inspected, Young TURKEYS Guaranteed to be the finest you can buy or your money back without fuss or quibble. And every bird is unconditionally guaranteed young, broad-breasted and new crop. Wide selection of sizes. Toms 16 lbs. or over Ib. 39¢ Hens 10 to 14Ib. size 45¢ Ib. Midget Turkeys Boltsville 4 to 8-lb. avg. 49¢ Young Ducklings Stuff and Roast 8-lb. avg. 49¢ Fresh Roasting Chickens California Greens 8-lb. avg. 49¢ Stuffed Junior Turkeys Armour Star 59¢ Stuffed Hen Turkeys Armour Star Large Size 59¢ Pork Sausage Rash Pure 1 lb. oz. 39¢ Smoked Salmon Kippered Center Cuts 98¢ Jumbo White Shrimp Fresh Frozen 98¢ Fresh Oysters Captain's Choice 12-oz. Jar 59¢ Fine for Stuffing Holiday Pies Bel-air Mince Apple or Pumpkin 3 $1.00 Party Pride Catering Quality Vz-gal. carton 69¢ Fruit Cocktail Town House Brand Ideal Ice Cream Topping 3 30-oz. $1.00 cans Kaiser Broiler Foil Heavy Duty All Purpose 14"x40" roll 45¢ Black Tea Bags Canterbury. Includes 15c-Off Label 48-bag phtg. 39¢ Soft Drinks Cragmont Assorted in MIRA cans 10 12-oz. 89£ Zee Napkins Dinner Size 2 pkgs. of 70 35£ We Give BLUE CHIP STAMPS Blue Chip Stamps given with each purchase except fluid-milk products, algaeett, tobacco, alcoholic beverages or magazines U.S.D.A. Boneless R Boneless E Boneless R Boneless R Boneless S Stuffing Bread Mrs. Wright's 22½-oz. foot 29£ Skylark Pan Rolls Ready to bake phtg. 25£ Multi-Grain Bread Stylk bakd 18-oz. foot 23£ Coffee Cake Mrs. Wright's Mince Meat Filled 9-oz. foot 29£ Fruit Cake Ring Mrs. Wright's 21-oz. 93£ Fruit Cocktail Town House Brand Ideal Ice Cream Topping 30oz. 1cams Kaiser Broiler Foil Heavy Duty All Purpose 14"x40" roll 45¢ Black Tea Bags Canterbury. Includes 15c-Off Label 48-bag pkg. 39¢ Soft Drinks Cragmont Assorted In MIRA cans 10 12-oz. 89¢ Zee Napkins Dinner Size 2 pkgs. of 70 35¢ Cottage Cheese Lucerne Quality pint ctn. 23¢ qt. 45¢ Mild Cheese Whole Milk Oregon Cheddar Chunk or Bar 59¢ Nob Hill Coffee Aromatic Whole Bean 1-lb. bag 49¢ 2-lb. bag 97¢ Airway Coffee Mild Whole Bean 1-lb. bag 45¢ 2-lb. bag 89¢ FROZEN FOODS Green Peas Scotch Treat 2 10-oz. 25¢ Candied Yams Bal. air 14-oz. 29¢ Raspberries See Fair Queen Deep Red Color 5 10-oz. $1 Puff Pastries Pepperidge Farms 11-oz. each 69¢ Apple, Raspberry, Blueberry, Lemon Turnover, Cherry, Apple Rolls; Apple Dumpings or Apple Strudel Cream O' the Crop Grade 'AA' Eggs Large Size Carton of one dozen 59¢ The GOLDEN BOOK Illustrated ENCYCLOPEDIA by Henry Reidle Volume 1 49¢ volumes 2 through 16 oz. 99¢ Complete Set Boxed $1534 only MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE GANG AT 135 SOUTH LEMON was organized to formulate a plan. It asked all employees to submit names of families with children who appeared to be institute. These were all investigated, to determine the extent of need and the number of children and their ages. Eleven separate committees were appointed, composed mostly of members of individual company departments. Each of these committees was assigned a family as its responsibility. Meanwhile, the drive for money, clothing and toys was. The steering committee altered funds and clothing to each department proportionate to the size of family it was responsible for. Children's cloth-ing was sorted for size, so that the departments would receive the proper clothes for their specific children. Each department took care of the mending and cleaning of its family's clothes and toys. At the end of the drive, over $1,000 and a mound of clothes and toys had been collected. Therefore, each needy family will get approximately $9 per staples to fast on into the new child in new clothing and toys, a complete Christmas dinner including turkey, other food year, and plenty of freshly cleaned and mended clothes and toys. The day before Christmas, the Kwikset wise men and women will journey around Orange County bearing their gifts, taking the spirit of Christmas into 11 humble homes. And 69 children will know there is a Santa Claus. DISCOUNTS? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA Nearest Men., Frid. 8 to 9 Sat. 8 to 6 Sun. 1 to 6 (OUT-OF-STATE CREDIT WELCOME) YS ck without fuss or g, broad-breasted 45¢ Fresh Eastern Pork Loin Roast Rib or Loin End Full 1/3 of Loin lb. 49¢ Whole Pork Loin to Roast 59¢ Pork Loin Roast Full Half 59¢ Pork-Rib Chops Center Cut 79¢ Pork Rib Roast Center Cut 79¢ Save $1.00 on Dubuque Fully Cooked Canned Hams (Price includes $1.00 Off Regular Price) 6-lb. can $3.98 9-lb. can $6.39 U.S.D.A. Choice Beef "Oven-Ready" Roasts — Boneless Rolled & Tied Shoulder Roast 79¢ Boneless English Cut Clod Roast 79¢ Boneless Round Roast Top Round or Bottom Round 89¢ Boneless Rump Roast Safeway Guaranteed Aged and Trimmd 89¢ Boneless Sirloin Tip Roast Lean-and Tender Flavorful Beef 98¢ Egg Nog Locale Monalphhella am. 59¢ Vintage 1999 Lucerne Sour Cream 49¢ Lucerne Salad Grape de Rhône 59¢ Biscuits Mrs. Wright's Plain, Betterlik 25¢ Cream Cheese Kraft Philadelphia 2£ 29¢ "Don't Forget" List Items listed below are easy to overlook when you are busy shopping. They're marked with a "Don't Forget" tag in our stores. Empress Maraschino Cherries Empress Pure Honey "Don't Forget" List Items listed below are easy to over-look when you are busy shopping. They're marked with a "Don't Forget" tag in our stores. Empress Maraschine Cherries Empress Pure Honey Empress Asorted Red Jellies York Co. Stowed Onions French Dressings Mushrooms Empress Stuffed Olives Star Cocktail Unions Zippy Sweet Pickle Relish Crown Colony Nutmeg Crown Colony Poultry Seasoning Crown Colony Rubbed Sage Crown Colony Black Pepper Crown Colony Cinnamon Crown Colony Cloves Crown Colony Almond Extract Crown Colony Vanilla Crown Colony Food Coloring Sao-White Salt Wilgift's Silver Cream Galla Assorted Wines Saran Meep Diamond Toothpicks Bell's Ready Poultry Stuffing Swiss Cheese Sharp Cheese Wallman's Blue Cheese Kraft Cheese Spreads Mechmann's Yeast Cakes Lucerne All Purpose Cream Lucerne Half and Half Lucernis Whipping Cream Laura Scudder Dip Mix Candies Potato Chips Boxbury Christmas Candy Canned and Packaged Sulted Nuts Holiday Produce Values Oranges Extra Large Size 2 for 25¢ Tom Bananas Central American 2 for 25¢ Grapes Flaming Red Juicy Tokeys 2 for 25¢ Yams Serve Candied, Baked or Meshed 2 for 25¢ Celery Large Stalks Utah Type 2 for 25¢ Avocados Buttery-Tender 2 for 25¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE Thurs. thru Sat., Dec. 22, 23, 24, 1960 on local Safeway Stores SAFEWAY applicable taxes redeemed. Subject to stock on hand. Must reserve the right to limit quantities and not sell so other merchants. Warehouses hold in quantities so authorized.